Spring 2021 – SKEMA Welcome and Orientation
NC State University campus in Raleigh, NC looks a bit different this semester as we promote testing, social distance and face coverings to protect our community from COVID-19. Read through the orientation material below to prepare for your US campus experience!
For more about the University response to coronavirus, please visit the Protect the Pack webpage.
Orientation Part 1(Self-paced)
All Spring 2021 SKEMA Raleigh students (new and returning) should read through the following Orientation Topics:
North Carolina State University has the largest physical campus in the state of North Carolina. Access the NC State Campus Map from your computer or mobile device at any time to find academic, residential and student support buildings on campus.
Explore the NC State Virtual Tour for an introduction to Main Campus (home to most student life) and Centennial Campus (home to SKEMA Raleigh campus).
Website: https://onecard.ncsu.edu/
Phone: 919.515.3030
Email: wolfpack-one-card@ncsu.edu
The Wolfpack One Card is the official ID card for NC State. All SKEMA students will need the Wolfpack One Card for access to NC State facilities such as the library, the fitness center, the student health center, and various academic buildings.
- Note: some student facilities may practice reduced hours and capacity limits to limit spread of COVID-19.
Website: healthypack.dasa.ncsu.edu/
Phone: 919.515.2563 (Student Health Services)
Detailed health information is available under the Pre-Arrival section of this website as this is an important part of preparing your travel to the USA. All student health records are managed via the HealthyPack Portal. Please review information about:
To stay in good standing with the university, follow all instructions and communications that come from the Student Health Center via the Health Portal.
Website: studentconduct.dasa.ncsu.edu/
Phone: 919.515.2963 (Office of Student Conduct)
Email: studentconduct@ncsu.edu
As members of the NC State student community, SKEMA Raleigh students are expected to follow our legal guidelines for behaviroal and academic integrity. All SKEMA students are subject to the NC State Code of Student Conduct. This Code contains information related to the university’s jurisdiction over student behavior, academic and non-academic violations, sanctions available when a violation occurs, and information regarding interim suspension.
- Academic violations include cheating, plagiarism, or aiding another to cheat or plagiarize.
- Non-academic violations vary widely and include rules concerning alcohol, drugs, infliction or threat of bodily harm, vandalism, disorderly conduct, sexual and racial harassment, sexual assault, and more.
ACTION: All students are strongly encouraged to read and understand the Code of Student Conduct.
SPRING 2021 Webpage with real-time updates: transportation.ncsu.edu/spring-2021-transportation-updates-2/
Website: transportation.ncsu.edu/
Phone: 919-515-3424 (NCSU Transportation)
NC State is a large university that serves tens of thousands of students and thousands of faculty and staff across multiple campuses in Raleigh, NC. The Wolfline bus system is free and open for public use to connect popular local student residences with the academic, research and office buildings on our various campuses.
Access the Fall 2020 Route Map here: https://transportation.ncsu.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Fall20_brch3.pdf
Download the Transloc web or mobile application to track your bus in real-time.
Website: oit.ncsu.edu
Phone: 919.515.4357 (Office of Information Technology)
Email: help@ncsu.edu
As a student at NC State University, your email and student account will be managed by the NC State Office of Information Technology. All official university communication will occur using your designated @ncsu.edu Gmail account. We encourage all students to check this daily, and to use it for your messaging with NC State offices, courses and students. Adding your @ncsu.edu Gmail account to your Facebook profile will also unlock access to campus-sponsored organizations.
ACTION: Set up your @ncsu.edu Gmail Account and Login to Mypack Portal.
As you’ll learn soon, campus life is an extremely important and unique aspect of the US Higher Education experience. Because the semester is already underway for most local students, you’ll have to act fast to find ways to meet people and to get involved. GTI’s Instagram page will regularly feature our best tips for campus events and activiites to get involved with campus culture.
And check out these other ways to #getinvolved:
- Cultural Exchange Network (CENet) student organization
- Student Involvement at NC State
- Wellness and Recreation opened their newest Wellness and Recreation Center in October. The 80,000 square-foot facility includes additional fitness space, a new climbing center and central access points. With COVID-19 guidelines, we’re asking users to register for a workout time ahead of time on the WellRec App (apple) (android). Our COVID-19 guidelines can be found here.
- English Conversation Club
- Leadership and Civic Engagement Workshops
Orientation Part 2
Orientation A – In-person at Talley Student Union Mountains Piedmont Ballroom
For: Groups BBA, L3 and IBs
- 8:30 AM Registration Opens
- 9:00 – 10:00 AM Live Orientation with GTI Staff
- 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM Small-Group Facilitated Scavenger Hunt: Campus Challenge 1
Orientation B – Virtual Meeting with Zoom Web Conferencing
For: Groups M1, M2
- 10:30 – 11:30 AM Join Zoom Orientation Meeting
- 12:30 – 2:30 PM Small-Group Facilitated Scavenger Hunt: Campus Challenge 2
- 3:00 – 5:00 PM Small-Group Facilitated Scavenger Hunt: Campus Challenge 3
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